Tanaka denies ties to Lockheed payoff scandal
Former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka told a Liberal Democratic meeting in Tokyo that he has had no contact with ultranationalist fixer Yoshio Kodama for more than a decade and that the government never intervened in aircraft selection. He acknowledged a past friendship with Kenji Osano but said public and private matters should be kept separate.
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Surrealist Painter Max Ernst Dies in Paris at 84
Paris AP report confirms Max Ernst, famed Surrealist leader, died hours before his 85th birthday after a severe stroke. He left behind fourth wife Dorothea Tanning and son Jimmy Ernst. Born in Germany, he spent most of his career in France and briefly became American after fleeing Nazi Europe.
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Tough Anti Smoking Law Goes into Effect in Utah
Utah enacts the indoor clean air act requiring restaurants and businesses to segregate smokers from the public with fines up to 299 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. Officials say no charges will be filed for initial weeks as enforcement begins.
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Four Boys Charged With Garage Arson
Four youths aged 6 14 and two 17s faced arson charges after a fire destroyed a one story frame garage at the Jean McGarvey residence 1440 Second Avenue SE The blaze was reported at 9 12 p m Monday a witness saw several boys flee the garage Three suspects were turned over to juvenile authorities while the remaining boy was released to his parents.
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No Credit Class Signup Continues At Kirkwood
Kirkwood Community College extends spring non credit class registrations in Cedar Rapids and Marion. The eight week term offers over 200 classes in public school buildings across the metro, with two Washington High School evening courses starting midweek. Tuition is 8 dollars with 15 dollars for a family.
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Coffee Prices Rise Across General Foods Brands
General Foods Corp raises wholesale prices on Maxwell House Yuban Brim Lanka and related products. Ground coffees gain 15 cents per pound instant and freeze dried lines up 1 to 2.5 cents per ounce. Green bean costs surge over 78 percent since last July amid frost in Brazil and other upheavals.
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Rubinstein Receives Medal of Freedom at White House
Pianist Artur Rubinstein age 89 accepts the Medal of Freedom from President Ford in the East Room, praised as a giant of our time. He jokes about aging, bows to the crowd, and says the honor is not deserved but feels good to receive.
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Panel Okays 5.2 Million For Conventions
Federal funds totaling 5.2 million will be split between New York City and Kansas City to cover security costs for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions. The approval came from a senate appropriations subcommittee after a house panel acted, with no further authorization needed.
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